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K M Hershman

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Hershman K, Levitan E
Am J Physiol Cell Physiol . 2000 Feb; 278(2):C397-403. PMID: 10666036
Previously, we reported that cell-cell contact regulates K(+) channel mRNA expression in cultured adult rat cardiac myocytes. Here we show that exposing cardiac myocytes to tyrosine kinase inhibitors (genistein, tyrphostin...
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Hershman K, Levitan E
Am J Physiol . 1998 Dec; 275(6):C1473-80. PMID: 9843708
Regulation of voltage-gated K+ channel genes represents an important mechanism for modulating cardiac excitability. Here we demonstrate that expression of two K+ channel mRNAs is reciprocally controlled by cell-cell interactions...
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Takimoto K, Li D, Hershman K, Li P, Jackson E, Levitan E
Circ Res . 1997 Oct; 81(4):533-9. PMID: 9314834
Hypertension-induced cardiac hypertrophy is associated with alterations in ventricular action potentials. To understand molecular mechanisms underlying this electrical abnormality, expression of cardiac voltage-gated K+ channel subunit genes was examined in...
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Levitan E, Hershman K, Sherman T, Takimoto K
Neuropharmacology . 1996 Jan; 35(7):1001-6. PMID: 8938730
Hormones may produce long-term effects on excitability by regulating K+ channel gene expression. Previous studies demonstrated that administration of dexamethasone, a glucocorticoid receptor agonist, to adrenalectomized rats, rapidly induces Kv1.5...
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Hershman K, Freedman R, Bickford P
Neurosci Lett . 1995 May; 190(2):133-6. PMID: 7644122
Auditory evoked responses recorded from the CA3 region of the rat hippocampus show diminished response to repeated stimuli, suggesting the activity of an inhibitory gating mechanism. The effects on this...
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Hershman K, Taylor D, FLEMING W
Mol Pharmacol . 1995 Apr; 47(4):726-9. PMID: 7723733
Adaptive supersensitivity in the guinea pig vas deferens has been shown previously to be associated with decreases in transmembrane potential, Na+/K+-ATPase activity, [3H]ouabain binding sites, and density of the alpha...
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Hershman K, FLEMING W, Taylor D
Biotechniques . 1993 Nov; 15(5):790, 792, 794 passim. PMID: 8267963
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Hershman K, Taylor D, FLEMING W
Mol Pharmacol . 1993 Jun; 43(6):833-7. PMID: 8391115
Adaptive supersensitivity has been demonstrated previously in the guinea pig vas deferens after chronic treatment with reserpine, postganglionic denervation, or preganglionic denervation. The magnitude of the change in sensitivity was...